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MSP Inspections

Name: MSP Inspections
Address: 4204 Sumac Point, Eagan, MN, 55122, US
Telephone: +16128162363

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MSP Inspections LCC makes a thorough visual inspection of all major components of a property to expose unknown defects and advise you about the future maintenance of your home.

03/09/2026

As the weather warms up and snow begins to melt across Minnesota, homeowners should be on high alert for potential water intrusion. Melting snow can seep into basements, crawl spaces, and other areas of your home, leading to moisture issues that can cause long-term damage if left unchecked.
Signs of Water Intrusion in Your Home
Not sure if your home has water intrusion? Keep an eye out for these warning signs:
✔ Standing or Visible Water – Puddles in your basement or around your foundation are clear indicators of water intrusion.
✔ Cracks in the Walls – New or widening cracks in your foundation or walls can signal water damage and shifting structures.
✔ Bowing & Buckling Walls – Walls that appear to bulge inward may react to excessive moisture in the foundation.
✔ Issues with Wall Finish – Peeling paint, bubbling wallpaper, or drywall stains could result from hidden moisture.
✔ Changes in the Flooring – Warped, soft, or discolored flooring can indicate water damage beneath the surface.
When Should You Test for Mold?
If you’ve recently had water intrusion or suspect mold, timing is key when it comes to testing. Testing too early may not provide an accurate picture of the mold situation in your home. Mold spores need time to grow to detectable levels, so it's best to wait at least 72 hours after water exposure before conducting a mold test.
Need Expert Help?
If you’re concerned about water intrusion, mold growth, or indoor air quality, MSP Inspections LLC is here to help! We offer free phone consultations for all your home inspection and air quality testing needs.
📞 Call us today at 612-816-2363 to schedule an inspection and ensure your home is safe and dry this season.
To schedule online: https://app.spectora.com/home-inspectors/my-inspection-company-de10de8acd/schedule

12/04/2025

Another home inspection wrapped up in Lakeville, MN — snow, cold wind, and a long ranch house to inspect…
But the good news?
No new hair loss today.
This house treated me nicer than the Minnesota winter!
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11/29/2025

Another 5-star home inspection in Columbia Heights, MN…
And you won’t believe it — not a single hair lost today!
That means the house was cooperating… or maybe I’m finally getting faster.
(But let’s not push our luck.)
https://mspinspections.com/columbia-heights/

11/24/2025

Our thanks go out to our client for selecting MSP Inspections LLC for their 5-star home inspection, as always, today in Hastings, MN — and thankfully, not a single hair was lost on this one.
https://mspinspections.com/hastings/

11/21/2025

Huge thanks to my clients for choosing MSP Inspections LLC for their 5-star home inspection this morning in Saint Paul, MN. Every inspection keeps me sharp… and maybe costs me one more hair!

11/08/2025

Every time I find a serious issue, I lose another hair — that’s how you know I’ve seen it all.
The good news? I’ve seen almost everything that can go wrong in a Minnesota home. That means my clients don’t lose sleep over unexpected surprises.

03/07/2025

Spring Thaw in Minnesota: It's Time to Check for Water Intrusion

As the weather warms up and snow begins to melt across Minnesota, homeowners should be on high alert for potential water intrusion. Melting snow can seep into basements, crawl spaces, and other areas of your home, leading to moisture issues that can cause long-term damage if left unchecked.
Signs of Water Intrusion in Your Home
Not sure if your home has water intrusion? Keep an eye out for these warning signs:
✔ Standing or Visible Water – Puddles in your basement or around your foundation are clear indicators of water intrusion.
✔ Cracks in the Walls – New or widening cracks in your foundation or walls can signal water damage and shifting structures.
✔ Bowing & Buckling Walls – Walls that appear to bulge inward may react to excessive moisture in the foundation.
✔ Issues with Wall Finish – Peeling paint, bubbling wallpaper, or drywall stains could result from hidden moisture.
✔ Changes in the Flooring – Warped, soft, or discolored flooring can indicate water damage beneath the surface.
When Should You Test for Mold?
If you’ve recently had water intrusion or suspect mold, timing is key when it comes to testing. Testing too early may not provide an accurate picture of the mold situation in your home. Mold spores need time to grow to detectable levels, so it's best to wait at least 72 hours after water exposure before conducting a mold test.
Need Expert Help?
If you’re concerned about water intrusion, mold growth, or indoor air quality, MSP Inspections LLC is here to help! We offer free phone consultations for all your home inspection and air quality testing needs.
📞 Call us today at 612-816-2363 to schedule an inspection and ensure your home is safe and dry this season.

01/29/2025

Mold Testing Showdown: High-Tech Equipment vs. Mold-Sniffing Dogs—Who Has the Upper Hand?

When it comes to detecting mold in homes and commercial buildings, two vastly different approaches have emerged: high-tech air quality testing with specialized mold detection equipment and the keen noses of mold-sniffing dogs. While both methods have their advantages, professionals continue to debate—who truly has the upper leg in the battle against hidden mold?
High-Tech Equipment: Precision and Data-Driven Results
Modern air quality testing relies on advanced equipment such as airborne spore samplers, moisture meters, and infrared cameras to detect mold spores invisible to the naked eye. These tools provide quantifiable, lab-confirmed results, indicating not just the presence of mold, but also its concentration and specific species. This scientific approach is invaluable for legal documentation, real estate transactions, and cases where mold exposure could pose serious health risks.
Mold-Sniffing Dogs: Speed and Accessibility
On the other side of the debate, mold detection dogs offer a unique advantage—speed and accessibility. Specially trained canines can detect the scent of mold hidden behind walls, under floors, or inside HVAC systems within minutes. Their accuracy largely depends on training and handler expertise, and while they can pinpoint a problem area, they cannot determine spore concentration or species. This means a follow-up lab test may still be required for confirmation.
The Verdict: A Complementary Approach
So, who has the upper leg? The answer depends on the situation. For precise, documented results, air quality testing remains the gold standard. However, mold-sniffing dogs excel in rapid detection, especially in large properties where pinpointing hidden mold quickly is essential. In an ideal scenario, both methods can work hand in hand—dogs identifying suspect areas and technology providing the hard data needed for remediation.
In the ever-evolving world of mold detection, it’s not about choosing one over the other—it’s about using the right tool for the right job.

For Quality Home Inspections, Air Quality Tests, Radon Measurements, and Sewer Scope Inspection, please call MSP Inspections LLC. Yury – 612-816-2363
For a Mold sniffing dog call Pawsitve Mold Detector. Stephanie 715-694-7665

01/17/2025

Protect Your Home and Health with Professional Mold Testing!
Are you worried about mold in your home or workplace? Don’t let it go unnoticed! Mold can cause health issues, damage property, and reduce indoor air quality.
Why Choose Professional Mold Testing?
• ✅ Identify hidden mold in walls, ceilings, and HVAC systems.
• ✅ Protect your family from allergens and respiratory irritants.
• ✅ Prevent costly repairs with early detection.
• ✅ Gain peace of mind with expert analysis and recommendations.
Limited-Time Offer!
Book your Air Quality Combo - professional mold and Particle ID testing today and get $20.00 off your test!. Act now—your home’s safety is worth it!
Call us at MSP Inspections LLC at 612-816-2363 or visit https://mspinspections.com/ to schedule an appointment!
Let us help you breathe easier.

12/07/2024

Home Inspector’s Two Cents: What Every Townhouse Buyer Should Do Before Closing!

As a townhome buyer, thoroughly review HOA documentation before closing to understand what the HOA is responsible for, such as maintaining, repairing, and replacing common areas and exterior elements. Typically, HOA insurance covers shared spaces or the exterior. Clarify what is covered versus what will be your responsibility.
Requesting a full home inspection is highly recommended, as standard townhome inspections exclude the exterior, roof, cladding, and common areas.
Recently, a client faced unexpected HOA assessment fees for a planned roof replacement, 2 months after the closing, emphasizing the importance of due diligence.
Key Questions to Ask a Homeowners Association (HOA) Before Buying a Townhome
When buying a townhome, the homeowners association (HOA) plays a crucial role in your living experience. Here are important questions to ask the HOA before making your purchase:
1. What are the monthly HOA fees, and what do they cover?
Understand what services and amenities are included, such as maintenance, landscaping, insurance, or utilities.
2. Are there any upcoming fee increases or special assessments?
Check for planned increases or one-time charges for repairs or improvements.
3. What are the community rules and restrictions?
Review policies on parking, pets, renovations, and use of shared spaces to ensure they align with your lifestyle.
4. What is the financial health of the HOA?
Ask for financial statements, reserves, and a history of assessments to evaluate how well the HOA manages its budget.
5. How are disputes handled?
Learn how the HOA addresses conflicts between residents or issues with the association itself.
6. Are there any ongoing legal disputes?
Ongoing litigation could indicate potential problems and lead to financial instability.
7. What’s the process for making modifications to your home?
Understand how strict the HOA is about changes like painting, landscaping, or structural improvements.
8. Who manages the HOA, and how often do they communicate?
Is it managed by residents or a professional company? Ensure they provide clear and regular updates.
9. What’s the community culture?
Attend an HOA meeting or speak with residents to understand the atmosphere and level of involvement.
10. Is the HOA insured?
Verify that the HOA carries sufficient insurance, including coverage for liability and property damage.
By addressing these questions, you can avoid surprises and determine whether the HOA aligns with your expectations for your future home.

11/06/2024

Discover how new EPA regulations will affect air conditioner prices in 2025. Learn why HVAC costs rise and how a new system boosts home value

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4204 Sumac Point
Eagan, MN
55122

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+16128162363

Website

http://mspinspections.com/

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